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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
DRAWER 3. ATLANTA. GA.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
DO Am ManaIur EmpIermen,.

We want Live. Eaerxetle and eapahls Azea
In every county in the unitsd STATES and Can
ada. 10 sell patent article o. graf merit, or
irs MERrTs An article hKvine large sale. pay.
leg cvrf loo per cent proat having Ne oomPs'
tttien, md on which The agent Il protecte1 "a
the exclusive sale ~ deed given for sseh and
ever county be may sscure FINN n. with AL
thesr advA1tARss 70 eur agents and The fact that
Il Il 80 sFfiels that can Be- sold to every hnane-
sreer, q nishf rot b nec-ssAry 20 make 81
oFrNR" 90 secure geod aRenis
~ once, hut We have concluded 20 make Il q
our inveHtton. hat 10 its sAlAhility BY asy assns
q At win handle g with eRergv. Our Agents
nov - work are making frum also b 500 q
ncnth clear and this fact n1kea Il aafe FIR us b
make cur o6ss 10 al who are cut Of employ
ment Any Aleui thst viii give cur business Q
thirty dass triAi and fail TO clear sf least tioe
IN this tine, ksovK ALI ExPNSsEA car Feturu
Al aoods ansaid 70 n knd &c vii rsfaad TIE
msaey paid fer them. Any AGENT o. RsnsrAi
neent Who wgula IKE ten o. more couasiea ana
WI than through sabaeerts fog utnetT GAYS
ana fat % clear 81 ieAst ts''a ARoxE AL1 II.
FFssEs can return ali uascid And g-e sselF
mnney hack No Other employer q 4SzutB ever
darsd % make sacA sasrs. nor would ne q we
did not khou thst ne have Ageuts ROW nakiag
nare tnaa double he amount Ne guNaEtsed
snd tut TO salss daF vsnid give . prsat Of
sseF SIS Q n nts All thai ane 81 cur agents
teok etfnteSn srceEs IN ous day. Cur lArEe -
scriPtivs efrcuiars explain eur eaeE fully. s1A
shsse We wisa 70 sead - everyone sui o. en-
pioynaenf uhs win ssnd - tire che cent
ssAmps To- postage. &~nd a. once and seca-s
the &gp1cy tn ttzne fer ire boem. md - 10 VIA
on TIE terms named IL cur extrsoniinary o. =
We wuulA iikss 10 have The ADDRESS o. All the
AE nts. sewing asAchiss eoiicfsozS Ead ozrFssn.
lsrs IN tie uasntry and a. aay re4Asr Of this
pgpsr 10 rsasis tA5s saer. 70 sssd n ~ o1os
fha uarna nsa 49, - Al nh 49, 80
Aa9.ess ~ aess or yoa Nfll lsss Ia h<st q G1es
ever cE.rsd - tkoea sus % sUpsaynsns e
nnaks 1s1ey. REENsR NkxuTAczUEEss Co,
AE3n lie SEafta aeiA g.. Pifftbarx ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05
BUY IT, TRY IT.
Snowflake Flour
-, 10 TIVE orsr
aOlr Is TIKI BEsr
TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

OERTAIN USsCRUPULOUs PER
- sons have repTesen ted 70 cur deeri-
ment that we manufacture only cheap
soaBS Intentionally conveying the idea
;hAs our soaps are Of poor quality. when
Such ~ MT The cAsE- Thongh IN enc
senss Of the waFd cur soaps are cheap. the
pcrchAser u getting more soap Of = mpc-
nor quality th4n Of certain higher pTScg d
SOAPS. We make al grades Of lsuR ~
ard hon ehol soaps ard % ciAlly recon-
men4 our WESTERN QUEEN SAvON
e sairah,e for ali uses and slwavs giving
satisfa ten Because q the tAorouRhn1ss
with which this sap cleanse DO rot
Thick that IL injuries the clothing. We
euA-ansee satisfaction money re'unded II
rthe Wtsel and thai Il viii not hgrS the
hands or inj9rs The Paokt delicate fabric
Do yoa VI - build up year nc ne IN
3ustriesl II %. you wi0 md ~ deserving
Of your patronage Insist upon the zee 81
oniy this snap IN your household. Ask
roar grocer for il and take no ether than
The Western Queen 4avuB. We ask yuu
Is = favor due % youF hanne indu tries to
purchase ere box of tAis SOAP ana give u
50 sxATTLx soap co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05


Thay were makinR ne hing ~ the 50.
Tks oosan's pFide ana fnsFs
Bat ere ] wns 6a1e The World meFn3 On,
And lafs rs stranded here--
To he wuxl6 Eharr eFes al anfsEpxfBe
That ere 4 rs tesasd failed;
A ruin l0W fhat uss Always 90,
A wreck tkAs has ne'sx bee1 ssfisd,
] So and eoWsT anan4h rnany a bear
Thst 6fearily drifts 70 ne;
Bat vistena bring they FROM far auaY,
Aad thess are he sights So
Grim msB Wis toll a hladss that spsiI.
10 poputous farce Ands,
And murdeEer7guns that Arts Faazh
u aid hos IN fhsir eians haads;
sessi diERera Of graves that ualk ne
waves.
And rule vifh tbetE rude alarms.
Or sFtpple and kin With close eyed skili,
And long. inyiaibie arms.
%. . woads0us shower Of God ike
This grand decade can boast;
Bat What II d fro~n on shiPping and
OF . IOse. defeussIsss coast7
For the great star ships nov suffer
eclipse
That we're frcEa the forsst born.
Add boats that have birth in tie mines
Of esrth
Are laughing ~ all 70 scorn.
The nation that gave 70 the watchful
wave
It's swift and strongest guest
With triunph Is done, and her ocean
Stands Low In the busting west.
D, world Just nads, your grandeur e
weighed,
Your treasures all men know:
Bos Why should yoa seek veaith SOC
weak
To guard you against fOef
You may eild yoar dones and adorn
your homes.
Proud men Of the Fieh new Iandl
Bot what are they worth II half the
earth
IL iFed b. a vars red brandt
The watehmen sleep Of the banks thai
keep
A osntinsnt's wealth in store;
Say, where ara your locks when a.
enemy knocks
With elenched hand at the door?
Your daughters and wives, whose win
some lives
Make every and more fair
What have you then, y thouzhtlesl
men,
To guard them from desVairf
/ see bright gold in tablets rolled;
| see iron leagues of ore;
Ronse up With q zeal for the nations
veal,
And carry them to the shorel
The power TO defend holds many I
friend;
Force Oft shows clear the right,
The surest lease Of comfort and peace
Is Q sturdy strength 10 fight.
Let walls Of iron your treasures en-
viron,
As well - Of heart and brain;
Shun heedless guilt and the ship IN
built
May not have sung in vain.
WA Carleton IN HaTpsr's Weekly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05
EASTERN wAsHIsGTOS MILITIA.
I Walla Walla Union

L
Pursuant to general orders from head
quarters, the 0nOePs of the eight CON-
panies Of the National Guard, stationed
IN Eastern Washington, met IN this city
on Saturday for the parp0ss Of organic
ina q regiment and electinR officers.
Major O. NJ. Anderson, A. A. @. presid-
ed, and Private Henry KEELING Of A GEN.
pany was detailed as Clerk.
The following company officers we're
present: Captain Paul d'HsirTy, First
Lieutenant N. F. Kelly, Second Liz u
tenant Frank Wolf, u Company A.
Walla WAlIs.
Captain E. W. Pike, First Lieutenant
Q. 8 Rinehart, of Company B. Golden
dale.
First Lieutenant Geo. BiIlington,
Company @, CenterviIle.
Captain N. q. Shuham, First Lieuten.
ant K. II. smith, Second Lieutenant
Thomas Taylor, Company d. Waits
burg.
Captain Joseph CoHry, First LIeuten.
ant John marry, Company Z, Walls
WAlla.
Captain ]. 7. Barns. First Lieutenant
John Carr, Company +, Dayton.
Company @, Spokane Falls represent
cd by proxies.
Company Il, Co,fsx, not represented,
The regiment was organized with
Major O. II. Anderson Of Walla Walls
a. Colonel. Captain f. W. Pike Of Gold
endsle Lieutenant- Colenel, and J. I.
Burns Of Dayton Major.
A committee, consisting of Captains
Paul d'HeiFry, f. W. Pile and J. T.
Burns. was appo, .ted TO jrsft resolu.
tiOns asking tbs Commander iH-Chief
20 d. signate e organization as the
First Regiment" as only battalion
existed on Puget Sound.
Thanks we're rendered Abraham Lin
coin Post for the use Of theiF ball. and
al invitation was accepted to witness q
drill by the Academy Cadets.
The balance Of the day was passed Ia
drafting 9 militia law, 70 be presented
10 the next legislature, for the govern
ment OF the National Guard.
In the eueninR the officers we're enter.
tanned at banquet. set by mine hosts
Sandersou 4 Fossati.
On Sunday the remaining visitors
we're taken TO the Garrison and sbout
the surrounding cnuntFy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05

ne nok asd afllcIas a6oald net fAli - e.l
hlm- The Dsclar has visited tka heayln
Inforlnaatan which h. l. competent 10 impAn
70 thosa In need 81 kia services. ne poe -
cUras where others fail. Try him- Oh. MAD-
BOB viii naks 10 chAEgs unless - snss1 7
cura persoas cured a. hozne. Cal q -
81 eomnun3cltsons slEfcfly eonAdenflAl. -
In AolIars for . package Of med1e1nes -
pes DIR. J. y dIBBON, Box 1851. SO EfAns
cisro 81 Nautfan pns4-IuTELLHaEao1A-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05
A FARLG
Frass ~ nsfraif Frss Press. /
THE PEASANT AND rHE BORN.

TIE FEAsANN AND EhE koh1N.
A peasant Sho had a Fine. LarVe
Cherry Tres loaded uith FFais dtacav
"a tnat the Rlne BiFds Were after the
Cherries and be called the Robins
around hin and said;
Behold the Blue Birds are 10 biue
me q tenth ~ my Cherries II you
wiil drive thegz away u vili Be = Favor
which ss4ll be DAILY Rewarded"
The Rshins Agreed. but 10 = day or
two the Peasant feuBd that the Fruh
vss DisaqpesFiaR tulcs - Fast As Re
tori. BE- besnzhl has 50 ll-Sua 9Th ths
ExelAnAtiau,
These Whom I bird % WAish the
Thievss have Rsbbed us TIE Mos
NoEAL.
HIFe LAWyss 10 Help yo1 D % tie
other AeirA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05
LIBERTY OF THE cow.
[Taaho Zee. Prssa |

There IL somsthine wrSng In the so
ciAl system when q man sets out ave
dollars worth Of trees 10 improve his
property and then linda out that be has
20 build atty dollars worth OF fencing
10 keep fifteen dollars worth Of COW
from eating up said trees.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05

STARTS On rscsures arV M ioncsF the
csEtssl CT fssstcnshls thtER. Head ibe
answer g. ths rsstacFaafs ans hsr-
laNEa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05

About twenty years ago I discovered q littls
sore on my cheek. and le doctors pronounced
It cancer. have tried number Of physicians
but without receiving any permanent beneft.
Among the number were one or two specialists.
The medicine they applied was like fire TO thu
sore. causing intense pain. Isaw statement
In the papers telling what s S. S. had done for
others similarly afiieted. procured some at
once. Before had used the second bottle the
neighbors could notice that my cancer was
healing up Ny general health had been bad
for two or three years--1 had q hacking cough
and spit blood continually. had severe
pain In my breast. After taking six bottles Of
s. s. s. my cough LEFT me and grew stoutef
than had been for several years Ny cancer
has healed over all but little spot about tho
slze Of half dime. and It is rapidly disappear
ing. would advise every one with cancer "a
give s. s. S. a fair trial
MRS NANCY J. McCoSAUGHEY,
Ashe Grove. Tippecanoe Co, Ind.
Feb. 10. 1854
swiftS Specific l. entirely vegetable. and
seems 70 cure cancers by forcing out the impR
rites from the blood Treatise on blood and
shin Diseases mailed free.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05

Economy is Of itself great revsnue.
Cicero.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05
Wells LINE SAIL VESSELS
STEAMER HELEN.
FOR COLBY, PORTS ORCHARD AND
WASHINGTON.

"a STEAMER HELEN, ". =
Kills. Master, leaves HARRIS
ton& SMITH wharf, seattle, ever Non1aI
Wednesday and Friday, 81 go . n, ~
Colby. Mitchell's Point, head Of Fort o.
shAra also. 10 head Of Port Wnahingtqn.
N. Mitchall's Point az 1850 q. NJ, Colby II
n. arriving 81 Seattle about I'D 3. n
rue@9ay THURSDAY and Saturday dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05
WIN. 4. FINCK & CO.

WE TEST EACH EYE AND ADJUST
w q glass 70 suit.
WM II. FTNCK & CO..
Commercial street. next 70 Kslloggis
sTug store mis- I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05

WAsHiNaros, April l.-The total re-
demption of trade dollars according 10
the latest returns amounts 10 $3.50. 7l5
The Tedempaions are slsv aud Indicate
that there are less OF those coins 10 ex
lstenoe than was at hrst supposed. IL
is nov thought that tie entire amount
Of redemptions will not exceed six or
seven million dollars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05

Courte0us employees. splendid passenger
eauipmeueA. fhree thousand miles o.
smooth steel raj track. ballasfed
along fts entire length! An
ever changing panorama Of
Grand and Magnificent ScenefyI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-15
ONLY50NEI WEEK LEFT
TO PREPARE ron TIE REUNION
And II II Grows In Magnitude in that Week
rs II has In this Past Week the Town will (,
Not Hold It-sIorc Expressions from
Abroad Tho Trades Display. .yir

N =, =, u :, -, VI ,177---7. ---71T- u
dehefai Il. q. Fleming, OF fairmont,
writea letter and says that the Mountain
CITY will send a large delegation IN the
VI, pnnn,on MMo.e ~ 80 80. ~, ~
v's t'vun4oA. Mv's VI ouf poye VIII Do
thefe," ne says, and from what | can
hear, tho occasion will be a grand sue.
cees,n 9. stSf,6 25@9
Oo,ona, ookwoos ., Mo,na.r,,,. ala
oo'1no. i.ooA"oou' u N'ouadayn'e' ta'a
70 An 1NrELLiokScRR representative satnr'
day: II want you to say in Mondays
paper that every living member OF the old
4, ~ .As"''e. " Wv ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-15
Coming trom Down the River.

Capt. Fred. Husemsn. OF this city, one
Of the Ohio River road's most energetic
and popular passenger sgents, returned
Saturday evening from trip, over the en-
tire line Of the road made In the interests
Of Reunion excursions. He wss as far as
Charleston, Gallipolis and Portsmouth.
he says 1t looks rs though everyone was
coming to Wheeling. AT all the towns
he viaited on both sides Of the river, and
in many inland towns and hamlets. as far
back as twenty miles from the river, as
soon IS it was learned that he was from
Wheeling the leading topic OF converse
ton was the Big Reunion. Everyone
wanted to know abou. the affair and what
arrangements we're being made to bring
them hare. Four towns have promised
700 excursionists aud cars have been en-
gsged for that number. Other towns will
send in like proportion. The officials OF
the road already realize that they are to
have their resources taxed to the utmost,
and will provide all the rolling stock at
their command for that occasion.
Space on the Fair Grounds has already
been engaged for three eating stands that
can feed at one time about 400 each, s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-15
's Is. u-aas.- o. E1as=.s sssr'. .H. 10 a's
BUTTONS FREE HEEIs I.


Results In n Disgracetul Row there last
Evening. si. .n
The manner in which the county au.
thorities wink at the violation of the Sun.
day law by Fulton beer saloons hes long
been source Of wonder, and has several
times been commented on. Last evening
parties living in the village and others
who came there to drink, got into a dis.
graceful row in tho course OF which one
man was shot, though not seriously hurt,
and others were beaten up. The disturb.
ance was opened up by William Campbell
going into the house Of Samuel Bistell.
Mrs. Bistell ordered him out, as he was
drunk. but he refused to 70, and when she
undertook to drive him out, fred his reyol.
yer. John Bistell, her son. came to her
rescue, and put the intruder out. Csmp.
bell then drew asmall revolver and fired, ,
the ball taking effect in young Bistell's
left hip, making painful but not eerious
wound, aa the ball was Of 22-calibre. Bis.
tell WIS also cut badly on the left cheek
by a limestone. Robert Campbell, who
claims that he attempted to preeerye the
peace, had one ear badly bitten. Philip
and Dave Campbell aud John and George
Culver were also in the row. Mrs. .Bistell
was severely hurt on one wrist.
Squire Davis attempted to capture the
whole party, but could not find consts.
bic aud the police refused to serve the
warrants. He put the two Bistell's under
bond and summoned Robert Campbell to
appear to-day, and the latter said he
would bring his brother with him. ;. VIII.
liam Campbell took to the hills alter the
shooting, probably thinking he had fatal.
ly hurt Bistell. The Bistells are teamaters
and Campbell miner. y e 80 ].
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-15
A SUNDAY ROW.

How tho Growlor is Worked Day and Night
49, In tho Opera House Alley. sl,Is;:
y The Opera House alley is a day and
night resort for young men and boys who
loaf on the wagons and drays, streak the
air with sulphur and fill themselves with
strong drink. There they may be found
at all hours Of the night, engaged in the
paatime Of working the growler." Their
iavorite perch is in tho rear OF the Italian
saloon, with which they keep up a lively
traffic. h Sundays their best day, and yes.
terday was one Of their fullest Sundays, y
= In the midst OF the festivities two Of
thum qusrreled and came to blows, Their
companion workers OF the growler pulled
them apart and hurried one OF them into
the Italian saloon. In short timo Con.
atable Lauchlin appeared on the scene
and went into the saloon. He saw none
OF the row and could not arrest the fight
e1s. After he came out the door was
locked. Then Policeman West came
along, but be had aeen no fighting, and he
too went away without making an arrest.
He says he will get warrants for the par.
ties, If he can learn their namea. .ffy5|1,, h
4 The alley crowd is "a menace to every
man who does business and every owner
OF property In the vicinity. Unless 1t can
DO cleared out there may at any time be
o fire resulting from the careleeaness Of
the men who frequent that spot for ouiet
and secluded drunk. Possibly the busi.
nees men in the neighborhood may be
able to have 1t cleared out. 4 X; si;5{}:I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-15
Tho Trnslen DIanlny.

The Wheeling entries for the industrial
procession, on the ,25th inst, now reach
eighty.fve wagons and trucks, with the
lower sections OF the city not yet repre-.
scented. In addition 10 the Belmon. and
LsBele mills, the IE!na and Standard are
reported as contemplating imposing dis.
plays. M a9I .yIli n 5til -
-Four Bridgeport houses, Messrs. Smith
& Sons, Il. p. Rhodes, J. NJ. Woodcock
and George Gifliu will illustrate their bust
ness interests In the grand parade, which,
judging from present manifestations OF
encouragement, will surpass tho .expecta-
tions Of the committee. Il. vi ( z Gg
The Springfield MASSEY Daily Union, in
its issue Of the 10Th inst, honors the Re.
union trades display with the following
editorial notice: '.The 25th Of August will
be good day to visit Wheeling, West
Virginia, when there will BIO a trades dis
play and procession illustrating the indus.
trial and commercial progress Of the city
and State in connection with the eleventh
annual reunion Of the Army Of West Vir-
ginia." s.sss5 '7l;=tz'a'
The Trades Display Committee will
meet this evening at 7:aa at the Office OF
Mr.. A. Pollack, on Water street. !}
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-15
u - ".f17 u.s.IaB tbraaa7 80 f7s7 ~ Irs - 5lL
Tho Senshore Excursions

inaugurated by the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad Company from Wheeling have
met with popular favor, and have been en- !.
joyed by hundreds Of our best people. a
weeks stay at the beach and day Of
sight seeing at Washington gil up the
limit Of the excursion most delightfully."-,
and the low round trip rate Of $40 90 es:
tablished by the Baltimore & Ohio places
these pleasures within command OF per.
sons Of even ordinary means. The next
excureion is advertised to leave Wheeling
via. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad on Thurs.
day, August IS, and tickets will be sold
for both the morning and the evening
train. Parlor cars and coaches on the
morning train, sleeping cars and coaches
on the evening train are run through to
Philadelphia without change. Tickets,
seats, berths and full details can be secured
at Baltimore & Ohio ticket offices, Wheel.
ing, 60 81. : 49,. ~ n I5l,,,It
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-15
met in ponps IT praise and were addressed

met In eongs nt praise and we're addressed
by both Visiting ministers. Z.
y In the evening especially o. was OK.
pectsd the house Of worship was crowded
to OVERLOOKING, Rev. WA Paseayar,t, D.
D., Of Pittsburgh Pa, preaching In tho
English language from ST, Luke-chap. II,
v. g. DR.. Passavnnt's sermon was lis.
tened to from beginning 10 end with the
closest attention. The sermon was most
able effort Of this noted divine. il'io
lions Lutheran congregation can well
be proud OF their renovated ediace. The
new steeple built is 1lS feet 4 inches high,
the design OF which was made by Archi.
tect Mr.. Louis Freiee. Of this city. It Ia
elegantly shaped and presents very
handsome appearance, being one OF the
incest In the city. The work was done by
Mr.. Louis Hartong In the most creditable
and workmanlike manner. Z, Is Z. g
Mr.. D. II. Bsyha, Of the firm Of B. +.
Caldwell, made the design for tho elegant
cross and finals on tho steeple. The fres.
Going was by Mr.. Artzberger, of Pittsburgh,
and the painting and graining by Mr.. d.
o. Kurner, Of this city. The building 10
an ornament to the city and q credit to
the congregation, who without help from
outside made up the large sum by volun.
tary contributions required to make this
great Improvement. The collections at
the various servlces were beyond expec.
tation, largely showing the good will Of
the members and friends Of the congrega.
ton. Rev. P, Ziegelmeyer, the pastor Of
the congregation, assisted at all the serv.
ices. a5,I ~, y, X +.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-15
LOCAL BnEvIT1Es.
Matters OF minor Moment in and About
the CITY. t A;l

e,Tt N tho CITY. l'f n. It;LY
JosgpH RsHaxR was Saturday commit.
ted 10 Jail by Justice Phillips In default Of
800 b ond required on a peace warrant
proceeding. flss 3,555{G2
M Gus SpRnDuB, who recently severed his
connection with the LaBslle glass works
aa mold.maker, haB accepted q eimilar
position with the Riverside at Wellsburg.
Tnn Master Masonsr Of this city on Sat.
urday aent a telegram Of coincidence to
their brethren at Pittaburgh on the do.
struc.ion Of the Masonic Temple there by
fire. w Va. t{ li5., !,
The rivcr was stationary at this point
laat evening with depth In the channel
OF but 20 inches. The Bellaire packets arc
having difficulty In getting over some Of
the extra shallow points. ''s .}.agFh
A MAN named Evey claims to have been
robbed OF 81 aud watch In Alley A,
Centre Wheeling, Friday night. He lay
unconscious several hours. There 10 no
clue to tho identity Of the thieves.
THE Justices Of the Peace complain that
not copy Of tho Acts OF the Legislature
OF 1887 has 80 far been received hero.
Somebody Is remiss in duty, and It Is very
embarrassing, as laws are now In force, the
provisions Of which are not known. SSs
Mis-. MANY PORTER died yesterday at
the residence Of her son.in-law, Mr.. @.
w. Conner, in Centre Wheeling, at the
advanced ago Of SO years. Mrs. Porter
was born In Brooke county, and has been
an inmate Of Mr.. Conner's household for
twenty years past. She had the esteem
Of a large circle Of friends Of the family.
SATURDAY evening a horse belonging to
Morgan & Gorreii's livery stable, at Bell.
are, and driven by ayoung man named
dashing down tho Hemp6sld track,
through the tunnel and into the city. He
freed himself from the buggy, and fell
through trestle, being badly cut up on
the hip. He was caught and run into DR.
RobinBon's stable. 'tt 0lT.F35